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Yep, not just a top, but as a body. How do quilt and other maple bodies sound compared to mahogany or alder?
I have looked at the wood and for 2 master grade billets of quilt (enough to make a body) it is $750.00 just for the wood.xerxes said:with an astronomical price tag.
Is quilted maple an actual different species than regular maple? I thought maple was maple and the differences in looks were purely cosmeticitalic zero said:Bright, but not as bright as an all plain maple body, I would think, because quilted maple is considerably less dense.
There are quilted/flamed and plain maple within the same species, but the conditions which will create the figuring of the wood also effect the density.ledzepp29 said:Is quilted maple an actual different species than regular maple? I thought maple was maple and the differences in looks were purely cosmetic
Doesn't the area of the tree from which the wood was taken from effect density and therefore figuring, like say, a piece taken from near the bottom would be more dense because it has all the weight of the rest of the tree above it pushing it down. I know thats the case for mahogany...italic zero said:There are quilted/flamed and plain maple within the same species, but the conditions which will create the figuring of the wood also effect the density.
theodie said:I have looked at the wood and for 2 master grade billets of quilt (enough to make a body) it is $750.00 just for the wood.
Here is the link,nuntius said::blackeye: :eek2:
Thanks Jolly!!!!!JOLLY said: